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New York’s Rubin Museum Will Help Preserve the Collection of One of Nepal’s Oldest Monasteries
Itum Bahal is known as the oldest and most important Buddhist monastery in Nepal’s capital.
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Mies van der Rohe’s Forgotten Frat House Design Is Resurrected and Repurposed
The newly unveiled 60-foot-wide, 140-foot-long steel and glass building is an exemplar of Mies’s signature understated but innovative style.
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AI-Generated Andy Warhol Will Star in Forthcoming Netflix Docuseries
The Andy Warhol Diaries will be narrated by the artist himself — sort of.
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Ukrainian Artists Speak Out As Invasion Intensifies
"We've been screaming into the void for years," said artist Luba Drozd, who's been active in raising awareness about the crisis in her home country.
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As Russia Invades Ukraine, TikTokers Are Documenting the War
Mundane on-the-ground realities of warfare like urban bomb sirens in Kyiv to long lines outside gas stations hit the platform — but so does disinformation.
Art
The Art-historical Past, Present, and Future of the Shinnecock Indian Nation
Join Hyperallergic for an online conversation with curator and artist Jeremy Dennis on March 1 at 7pm (EST).
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Required Reading
This week, the Met Museum acquired a Renaissance bronze, Ukraine's museums are scrambling to protect their collections, reviewing the new Elden Ring video game, and more.
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A Musician's Introspective Journey Through the Lush Appalachian Landscape
In creating Blackalachia and living in North Carolina, Sumney encourages creatives who find themselves struggling to define their art on their own terms.
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Ten Thousand-Year Art Tradition of the Shinnecock People
Shinnecock’s continued presence as a sovereign nation has been slowly rendered invisible by neighbors in the Hamptons.
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Asako Tabata Paints a World Between Reality and Imagination
The subject running through all of Tabata's works is the meeting place of one’s inner and outer life, of psychic states and outward responsibility, and the different frictions that can arise in that gap.
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An Artist Shifts the Focus of a Folktale from Guilt to Liberation
Azzah Sultan acknowledges the power of stories we tell ourselves and each other, and our power to change their meanings.
Books
When the Ancient Greeks Go Rogue
David Hadbawnik and Anne Carson aren’t aiming to produce new schoolroom translations of the classics; they’ve reimagined these ancient texts in the light of our violent and chaotic contemporaneity.